Natus Sensory Partners with Oaktree Products to Expand US Distribution
The agreement aims to increase access to Natus Sensory’s diagnostic audiology solutions for hearing healthcare practices by leveraging Oaktree’s established network.
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Subjective Visual Vertical (SVV) and the Dizzy Patient
The measurement of subjective visual vertical (SVV) can serve as a diagnostic indicator of utricular otolith (dys)function, and involves an individual’s ability to adjust a vertical line to be parallel with gravity in the absence of visual cues.
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vHIT is quickly emerging as a useful, convenient, and important adjunct to the vestibular battery as it provides objective and realistic high frequency information to vestibular analytics.
Diagnostic Group Acquires Sensory Devices, Formerly Radio Ear
Diagnostic Group LLC, the parent company of diagnostic equipment manufacturers Maico, Grason-Stadler, Interacoustics, Tremetrics, and Amplivox, has announced the acquisition of Sensory Devices Inc, effective June 1 2011.
Read MoreDecisions, Decisions: Diagnostic Equipment in the Modern Audiology Practice
Considerations for diagnostic equipment in the modern hearing practice.
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Advances in Pediatric Vestibular Diagnosis and Rehabilitation
Vestibular disorders in children are often under-diagnosed. New tools designed specifically to help diagnose and treat vestibular and balance disorders in children are available and offer improved opportunities for early diagnosis and treatment of these disorders.
Read MoreWelch Allyn Offers Company’s First End-to-End Customer Service Program
Available services include installation and integration assistance, upkeep, support, and training.
Read MoreMore Than 600 Welch Allyn Employees Participate in Company’s A Show of Hands Volunteer Campaign
Company’s 95th anniversary celebration is transformed into an afternoon of giving back.
Read MoreHermetic Switch Changes Name and Introduces New Web Site
Company officials said that Hermetic Switch was not purchased by another company and that it is managed and operated by the same people and offers the same technology as before.
Read MoreOaktree Releases 2010 Products Catalog
Features solutions in cerumen management, infection control, hearing assistive technology, repair and modification, diagnostic equipment, light sources, earmold and impression supplies, and resale accessories.
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The 2009 ADA Convention Preview
A sneak peek at the products and services offered at the annual Academy of Doctors of Audiology (ADA) Convention scheduled in Clearwater Beach, Fla, on October 29 to 31.
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The 2009 IHS Convention Preview
A sneak peek at the products and services offered at the 58th Annual International Hearing Society Convention held in San Diego on October 14 to 17.
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HR 2009 Web Site Review
A sampling of the available resources and information available for hearing care professionals on the Internet.
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Welcome to the Machines
Audiology diagnostics equipment manufacturers discuss today’s trends, their newest products, and what’s to come.
Read MoreHR 2008 Literature Review
A sampling of the available product brochures, catalogues, and other technical literature available to guide professionals through the experience of finding the right products for their patients’ individual needs.
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The ADA Convention Preview
A sneak peek at the new products and services being offered at the Academy of Doctors of Audiology Convention in Las Vegas November 6 to 8.
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IHS Convention Preview
A sneak peek at this year’s International Hearing Society Convention in Savannah, Ga, September 24-27.
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The Competition for Your Clients’ Ears
Well, first things first: All evidence to the contrary, I am not trying to monopolize the editorial pages of HPR and its sister publication, The Hearing Review, with my big face (and mouth). Danielle Cohen, the previous editor of HPR, received “a
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